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Editorial
. 2025 Jun 5;9(3):rkaf071.
doi: 10.1093/rap/rkaf071. eCollection 2025.

Strengthening rheumatology services: Rwanda's path to comprehensive training and care

Janvier Murayire  1   2   3 , Kara L Neil  1   2 , Emile Twagirumukiza  1   2 , Emile Sebera  1   2 , Menelas Nkeshimana  4 , Zerihun Abebe  1   2 , Marie Goretti Baransabira  5 , Rosette Mutuyimana  1 , Augustin Sendegeya  1   2 , Xavier Chevalier  6 , Jean Paul Rwabihama  3   4
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Strengthening rheumatology services: Rwanda's path to comprehensive training and care

Janvier Murayire et al. Rheumatol Adv Pract. .
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